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[mooseku]

Absolutely excellent video, love when you pull from prior games/ years as a comparison. Please know the extra work is appreciated!

[mjciavola]

Earliest upload that I can remember from the QB School. JT...you are up early, today!

[TheWholeFNShow]

This video shows why the Chiefs are an absolute gem of you can't just lock onto a certain play designed for a player. From a defensive standpoint it's a nightmare. From a offensive standpoint it's a chefs kiss. Absolutely beautiful stuff. Great video JT

[grigorygudenov]

Love the break down of these plays. I never realized just how different the looks and schemes they've used to do it. Better believe you're gonna see a couple of these next Sunday. And probably something you've never seen. That diamond backfield would be fun to see. Never know what Reid is gonna throw at ya. What a legend.

[thecryingshame]

Cool to see these "unusual" plays broken down.

[louisxyz]

Great video. Urban Mayer ran this with Tebow a bunch, called it Crazy Horse I think. You hardly ever ever see the QB keep or pitch/throw off this, so I question how much it's a legit read rather than essentially pre-determined shovel. Love the variant with the back sweeping the same way, power read with no QB keep component.

[brandondaniels]

When I saw them running it live... I was hoping someone like you would break it down like this 🤣

[austindouglass]

I loved this video JT, you forgot arguably the biggest moment this play was used. The Arizona vs. GB playoff game where Palmer flips it to Fitzgerald for the walk off TD in OT!!

[christianestes]

Literally was scrolled all the way to cheifs vs pats just to see specifically shovel and pistol diamond formation on NFL game pass 2 weeks ago and then this pops up on ur channel. Crazy to me bruh

[hahaLoocbolt]

This is the first channel I come to for football analysis, great content. Can't wait for SB breakdwon

[jerrymorgan]

You got me to notice what Kelce did, for the Sausage and the Ferrari plays, to make them work... Thank you

[sportsdudethethird]

Love the effort put in this video, the power shovel and when its been used. Thanks for everything you do on the channel JT!

[ryan.andersen]

You can even go older school with Alex Smith... he was running the power shovel back in the day at Utah back when Urban's hybrid spread was revolutionizing college football.

[povertyspec]

Chiefs will be the Kings of the AFC for years to come. All hail the glorious Chiefs.

[swissmrkc]

Dude congrats your subs are climbing!!!! Never played organized football but still dig your content.

[Hennymane]

Hey JT, great video as always! How would you feel about doing a Super Bowl watch party live stream? I think a lot of folks would appreciate your impartial insight on the game in real-time. I’m expecting for the Mahomes vs Brady narratives to take up the majority of the tv commentary, so I’d love to tune in to what your reactions are to each play. Just an idea

[pullt]

2:37 The left guard is set up to where a pull seems obvious, to my common fan's perspective.

How does giving away clues balance against the advantage in moving to the desired spot?

[artistjim]

Let me go on ahead and hit that like button—for football enthusiasts world wide!

[ericsnyder]

Hey JT! I've been wondering, how do QBs operate using a silent count when its too loud for a usual cadence? Because ive seen some college & pro teams get plays off in rowdy situations without the usual leg lift or hand signals. I've heard that the center uses a head bob as a signal, but couldn't that be considered a false start?

[Johnysimus]

You mentioned 6:21 was against the Eagles, was actually against the Jets ;) No problem, you are not an aspiring commentator :D
Great video, as allways, this one is special because noone does these "I'm gonna pull out something from history" like you!